text_original: Moreover, an Italian, Silvestro de' Cigli, held the bishopric of Worcester, though he lived habitually in Eome, and devoted his energies to the furtherance of the interests of England. In July 1514 Cardinal Bainbridge died in Rome, poisoned by one of his servants. The Bishop of Worcester was suspected of being privy to the deed for the purpose of removing out of the way a troublesome rival.
text_transcription: MOREOVER AN ITALIAN SILVESTRO DE GILLI HELD THE BISHOPRIC OF WORCESTER THOUGH HE LIVED HABITUALLY IN ROME AND DEVOTED HIS ENERGIES TO THE FURTHERANCE OF THE INTERESTS OF ENGLAND IN JULY FIFTEEN FOURTEEN CARDINAL BAINBRIDGE DIED IN ROME POISONED BY ONE OF HIS SERVANTS THE BISHOP OF WORCESTER WAS SUSPECTED OF BEING PRIVY TO THE DEED FOR THE PURPOSE OF REMOVING OUT OF THE WAY A TROUBLESOME RIVAL
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